#BlackMenCryToo Catherine Buccello

Join us on this episode of #BlackMenCryToo as Mental Health Therapist takes the reigns @iamkenald and engages in a profound conversation with the dynamic multifaceted @IamtheKayVega. Discover the unexpected journey from a Fencing Scholarship to becoming an Entrepreneur "Sales Rep", selling not just massages, and elbows (oops we mean edibles! lol) but also busting myths associated with sex work. Tune in for an eye-opening, jaw-dropping, and laughs while challenging societal stereotypes, and bringing in true perspective.

#BlackMenCryToo is an invitation for men of color to feel safe to share their truth and unpack their hurt. This space was created as an invitation for black men to feel empowered to share their truth and know its okay that they can cry too


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#BlackMenCryToo partnered up with “Well What Had Happened Was” @the_relatable_counselor for the Nashville Black Market Juneteenth Block Party on the legendary Buchanan Street. The Thinking Corner brought together mental wellness platforms from coast to coast, fostering knowledge exchange and resource sharing within the community. We got the honor and the privilege to host raw conversations with ​⁠ ​⁠ @just_james_bush. Two prior incarcerated men with amazing foundations and organizations as well as one of the few black male therapists in the city of Nashville. Tune in while we divulge into the conversation of what freedom truly means, looks like, and feels like for Black Men.


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For Fathers Day host @retrobarbie92 sits down with two dope black dads, Mac Stanley Cazeau ( & Kenald Bernard (@iamkenald) who are also black male therapists based in NYC. Join in the conversation where they dive into defining fatherhood, while in the iconic Black House, The Legacy Center of ATL.



What are the most important characteristics for fatherhood? Provider, Protector, Nurturer or Presence?



#BlackMenCryToo is an invitation for men of color to feel safe to share their truth and unpack their hurt. This space was created as an invitation for black men to feel empowered to share their truth and know its okay that they can cry too


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Get ready for an eye-opening episode! Our host @retrobarbie92 steps back to facilitate a crucial discussion on how we perceive and navigate co-parenting within our culture. Joining us are two remarkable black counselors, @iamkenald and @the_relatable_counselor, who bring their personal experiences and professional expertise to the table. As co-parents themselves, working with incarcerated individuals and mental health counseling, they shed light on this important topic from multiple angles. Stay tuned for an enlightening conversation that's bound to make an impact!


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This episode of #BlackMenCryToo features guest Peter, aka @p_fitness69, who was previously incarcerated (and previously on the pod! S2) and now focuses on personal reform through fitness training and cannabis. The episode takes place at one of his favorite studios, ConBody, in the Lower East Side of NYC, where all the instructors are formerly incarcerated individuals. The conversation delves into the societal pressures that can lead to the school-to-prison pipeline and how individuals can become programmed to perpetuate these cycles. The importance of mental health, therapy, and being seen as a protector and educator in the fitness space is also discussed. Tune in to this thought-provoking episode for more insight.

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#BlackMenCryToo is an invitation for men of color to feel safe to share their truth and unpack their hurt. This space was created as an invitation for black men to feel empowered to share their truth and know its okay that they can cry too

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In this episode of #BlackMenCryToo, the focus is on the true reality of #ProtectBlackWomen. As part of Women's Month, the hosts invite a couple of friends to join in a candid conversation about the issues facing Black women in the community. The aim of the discussion is to have an honest and uncomfortable conversation about the change needed to ensure the protection of Black women.



The host @retrobarbie92 encourage anyone with strong or opposing views to provide feedback and respond to the discussion. They also invite questions and subtopics to be explored in follow-up episodes, as they strive to ensure that all voices are heard and the conversation is continued.



Tune in to this thought-provoking episode of #BlackMenCryToo, as the hosts and guests dive deep into the issues facing Black women in the community and discuss ways to create change and protect them. 



Guests: @thedeapierre @yesmonewrites @conversationswithzopodcast @prominent_ja @lifeofdeem

Host : @retrobarbie92

Fit :  @brooklyncelebrity

Libations: @six19_black



#BlackMenCryToo is an invitation for men of color to feel safe to share their truth and unpack their hurt. This space was created as an invitation for black men to feel empowered to share their truth and know its okay that they can cry too


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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blackmencrytoo2020/support